Seattle daily post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, W.T. [Wash.]) 1881-1888, 1887-07-08

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ehs FRA rule thsras The rule rem1A
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writes ne "a Jans 29lh that BE Us Doe
awaFe of - FzIs, &c. Nov tbey bIazs
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- tina bad expinBd. III jzsl seos
yea Iha Captata slowed ssSoraI 81
fsEs frrm diHsrezt OAptaias, n0tifyi1z
hin II fheiT enfEanes. His owa was
written ana dassd jane "a. CAptain
FREAx,s June 80, and csptain Cooks
Ju1s Ezh.
aThass not hsaed Of any eowpssiss
abous fhs Cadets being les N afiez the
expiration o. tfma,n observed The POST
ExTKLxxaKEcxR nan; ~but In the eaxiiesf
noai6safion yoa have from Capt Cook
tt would ssem that u was vel foandsd.
"H0w sofS
@Yoar FuIe require entries % be ns1s
prior 70 tie Zst6. On tbs 18Th. there
fore, vhen the Cadets we're entered tie
tine bad expiEed-"
s'Oh, ssIi, ? aid The Captain, putting
The letters back into he e1FelOpe. =.
vas understood that entries eo1ld Be
nade % 70 Y O'Clock On the 25sb.
@Baf the rule does not say % and
that Is What you and al the competitors
we're working under. Il vAs tsc61t-
calfty Ezrs and simpiA and Capa- Farrar
says y0u are responsible for barring the.
Rites cut Of the conteet under Is. !"
whoever says %. les II vas Cap
tain Faxrag Who entered the protest..
was N favor Of letting TIE Rifles In al
toe tine. when Captain Green wf0t8
On the 9th that be wsuted 70 enter st
that day, vent 30 the Executive Com
miftee and there said that favored
throwing it open 10 ell 81 that tine.
The COMMITTEES said that II any Of the
companies VIC we're regularly entered
vould object, We csaId not ist any late
companies Ia. ! thersupon telegraphed
CAPTAIN FArraF the Rist Of Captain
Gssan's letter and received this an
awer.s and the captain pFoducsd tele-
gram reading % follows:
@Will answer on arrival
when be arrived continued Cap
tain Fife, II asked him about it and ne
aid be did not know shout agreeing 70
lee Green IN. asked him again gt s ..
%. IL be had reeouaidered Il. he replied
IN the same way, only emphasizinR his
unvillingne@ 20 agree With IN oath,
saytna that Green nsTer did want 70 DO
anything IN 3 square way. 30 you see
Is has been q fight between these two
companies all the time. / told Green
THAI vas willing be should Be allowed
10 dill and ! told Parrar the same
thing"
8 Bat that is hardly consistent with
your signing the protest against the Ri
ees," remarked the PosT-lzTKLLIgEEcKR
man.
who said l signed that protest. |?
Nobody has seen that pspeR creeping
captain FaFraT, Cook and myself. and
an sure that neither Of them said ] bad
signed The protest"
"Did yo1 not sign Il
have nothing 70 say aAut that for
the public nov. When ! tuA ell Of the
papers over 30 the Executive Committee
ihey can make Il public II they Wish.
The COMMITTEES authorized me TO FecoR
nizs any protest against the entry Of .
coming teo late"
Then lam 70 understand you did not
sign The protestT7
Il have rea said 20 and will NOT say
anything on that subject. There ia no
use talking in the heat Of this excite
ment. Wait till things have cooled
down and people begin 10 reason qui-
city. have said that favored the ad-
uittanee Of the Rifiss."
The Rihss want TO locate The author
ship Of that protest. II Captain FsrraF
h responsible, Il can only mean THAI be
u afraid 10 meet she Rihes."
As 10 that, can only repeat What
have said a. 10 Captain FarTar's sx-
pressed sentiments"
LAST ISIKRvTKw WITH G. D. WRIGHT.
Attached 10 the rear Of tbs regular
train for the East thiAaftegnoon was the
private car OF O. b. Wright, and that
gentleman With his daughter, John Z.
Brookman and wife, and Mrs J. A.
Jacobs were there making themselves
at home, homsvard bound. On the
bluff vas q cannon With officer Bixier
behind Il, and as the train started be
let The Gun 90 OF six times BY way Of
firing the old man out Of town, a. be
said. Before Mr.. Wright left the hotel
the Posi- = tNTELIIaESCKR man vas
granted q short interview with him, In
which be asked Why be Mr.. Wright
bad not carried out bis lately expressed
intention Of going 10 Seattle.
well you see | have been detained
here two days nov beyond my time,
being unwsll. | wanted 20 Sc down
there to look at the orphan road"
mo special design except 10 inspect
You wouldn't like 10 buy it7r
u do not know that il is for sale
said Mr.. Wright.
TACOMA. July !. 1881.